9 Frogmore Street
About the Building | Recent History | Previous Occupiers | Other Information
| Address: | 9 Frogmore Street |
| Present Occupier: | Demolished in 1963 Now part of Cibi Walk development |
| Present Owner: | |
| Ground Floor: | |
| Other Floors: | |
| Date when first used by present occupier: |
About the Building
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Recent History
Martins Jewellers was for many years on the corner of the new development, now at 16 Cibi Walk, it has been replaced (March 2016) by “From the Heart” cards & gifts.
1986: Davies Family Butchers listed as 9A
March 1983: Fine Fare Supermarket
1978,1982: Fine Fare supermarket
17.4.1970: grand re-opening of Fine Fare supermarket
1969: advertisement “required lady for greengrocers department” Fine Fare
pre 1963: Bonds of Cardiff Butchers
1959: advertisement lists H Shackleton & Co chemist/beauty products at this number
in the early 1950s, the shop was taken over by the Abergavenny Farmers’ Association for the sale of its products.
Previous Occupiers
| Year | Name | Detail | Source |
| 1970 | See recent history | ||
| 1937 | Bonds of Cardiff | Butchers | Kelly |
| 1934 | David E Williams | Butcher | Kelly |
| 1930 | David E Williams | Butcher | Car/Npt & Dis |
| 1926 | David E Williams | Butcher | Kelly |
| 1923 | David E Williams | Butcher | Kelly |
| 1920 | David E Williams | Butcher | Kelly |
| 1914 | David E Williams | Butcher | Kelly |
| 1906 | Daniel Pierce | Grocer | Kelly |
| 1901 | Daniel Pierce | Grocer | Kelly |
| 1899 | Manly Ashwin | Shop & dwelling house | Kelly |
| 1891 | Richard Frederick King | Ironmonger | Kelly |
| 1884 | Eames & Son | Habit maker (A4612-0-museum) | Kelly |
| 1879 | Eames & Son | Habit maker (A4612-0-museum) | Thacker |
| 1877 | Eames & Son | Habit maker (A4612-0-museum) | Owen |
| 1875 | Price & Matthews |
Gunsmith & ironmonger |
Mer & Croc |
| 1871 |
J W Price |
Residence |
Kelly |
Other Information
Possibly in the 19th century, the original building was in fact two, with Shackleton, the chemist in one part 1887/88.
1937: Bonds of Cardiff (manager Mr P F C Hunt). The manager was trained by Harris of Wiltshire.
The rear buildings were improved in 1946 and a meat factory built there for the manufacture of sausages and meat pies. A bakery was buitl for the pies and a large fridge containing brine for the curing of bacon. The pigs were slaughtered in Abergavenny abattoir. The shop was then double-fronted.
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